In the past, very specific themes were only used for either a girl or a boy's nursery and parents found their choices for a girl were quite limited. Parents decorating girls' nurseries used to be faced with an infinite assortment of pale pink and ivory bed sets or - for the truly adventurous - perhaps a few in pale yellow or dusty-green tones.
The years of imprisonment have ended, and new moms and dads have full freedom to choose against an overly frilly, stereotypically feminine room for their daughters. Blue baby bedding is on the rise as a choice for parents of a new baby girl who like blue tones for the nursery decor.
Baby boy bedding set can have large amounts of blue which is normally reserved for boys. Such a scenario is usually for artistic reasons where by the blue is part of a larger theme. If you choose an ocean theme, you'll naturally have all sorts of shades of blue, but that may be true as well if you opt for floral or sky-related patterns. The people who like to have the latest decoration, often feel inclined towards geometric patterns which look appealing, blue color being used in most of them.
Before you become dead-set on a particular decor scheme, it's important that you familiarize yourself with a few qualities that all quality linens have in common. You don't want to choose bedding that doesn't conform to standard crib measurements, as that could be harmful to babies and toddlers who might get stuck in gaps.
Baby bedding must be constructed from hypoallergenic materials, and should include a label describing them, because unethical nursery bedding manufacturers may use hazardous chemicals known to be chronically dangerous to the respiratory systems of infants. Salesmen having good reputation give details of the constituents of the bedding. They seldom sell linens that do not comply with the approved measurements and thus concerned parents are left free to concentrate on the decor.
Think of you yourself delightfully applying the final touches to your daughter's beautiful blue-toned room. Maybe you will choose an angel motif for your little girl's room, or perhaps an underwater ocean paradise, complete with blue walls and floating fish. It's very exciting that blue is now an available option for a little girl's nursery as well rather than just more traditional pinks. - 33374
The years of imprisonment have ended, and new moms and dads have full freedom to choose against an overly frilly, stereotypically feminine room for their daughters. Blue baby bedding is on the rise as a choice for parents of a new baby girl who like blue tones for the nursery decor.
Baby boy bedding set can have large amounts of blue which is normally reserved for boys. Such a scenario is usually for artistic reasons where by the blue is part of a larger theme. If you choose an ocean theme, you'll naturally have all sorts of shades of blue, but that may be true as well if you opt for floral or sky-related patterns. The people who like to have the latest decoration, often feel inclined towards geometric patterns which look appealing, blue color being used in most of them.
Before you become dead-set on a particular decor scheme, it's important that you familiarize yourself with a few qualities that all quality linens have in common. You don't want to choose bedding that doesn't conform to standard crib measurements, as that could be harmful to babies and toddlers who might get stuck in gaps.
Baby bedding must be constructed from hypoallergenic materials, and should include a label describing them, because unethical nursery bedding manufacturers may use hazardous chemicals known to be chronically dangerous to the respiratory systems of infants. Salesmen having good reputation give details of the constituents of the bedding. They seldom sell linens that do not comply with the approved measurements and thus concerned parents are left free to concentrate on the decor.
Think of you yourself delightfully applying the final touches to your daughter's beautiful blue-toned room. Maybe you will choose an angel motif for your little girl's room, or perhaps an underwater ocean paradise, complete with blue walls and floating fish. It's very exciting that blue is now an available option for a little girl's nursery as well rather than just more traditional pinks. - 33374
About the Author:
Dorothea is a writer and researcher on parenting and family issues. She also works part-time as a freelance writer for a baby products company, Kudlee, Inc..
